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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
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Notice of Election
NOfica.

OFFICE Arlington INsURANoE Co.,
MEMPHIS. TENN, June 6, 1851
The Annual Election for Fifteen llol Dt-
Ye,tors, 10 serve the ensuing year, will no
Mid at the Company's otios, No. 4S Madison
street., JUNE IA, 1871, b tween the hours OF
10 q cIocA a IN and pm
W, II, RENNEpAY, Secretary.
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MEMPHIS, TENN June 7. 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> tho Office Of the Charm IN ard Finan cial
AGENT Of the county of Shelby, in the city OF
N emphis, tor the sale and delivery Of ten
Shelby County Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Bonds, OF the denomination of 500 each,
due in 1889, numbered as follows, to-wit: 1,
3, 1, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10. II and u. Alto, twenty
fu:' Shelby County Funding Ponds, cue in
1890, Of the der ominanon Of 500 each; num-
bered from ono to twenty four, inclusive.
Ali proposals mus be filed on or befo g, the
2Oth instant. The right to reject any and all
p'p''A' DO SLAUGHTER,
Chairman and Financial Agent of Shelby
County, Tennessee.
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THE BODY WAs That OF Z sRoKxs


NO SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION or LIS Dr 80.
FOUL PLAY NOT SUSPECTED.
William 7. Reilly, whose BODY was found 49,
10 tho water at Barclay-st. on Sunday. was ! =. y
tom House broker whose Office was at No. 30 p,.1
He was identified at the Morgue on Sunday MA. q,
Andrew II. Culver, tho president Of tho prs..C.
Park ana Coney Island Railroad and bv ALL ),
Washington, treasurer of the road both ola -. ~
and former employers Of Reilly Il wa, from ~.
Culver, who Is a director of the Iron S,eamho.s
Company that the pass over that line was obta;,sS
which was foand on ReIys body. Reilly VA, :
bachelor, about fortyfve years old, and had lived r..
long time at No. 80 Seventh-st with the family a.
Jacob A. Hatzel
Mrs. Hatzel said that he had been missing sn..
Tuesday, when he went away after dinner aavins
that he ouid be back early The friends CT the deaS
man do not think be met with foul play, or that he
committed suicide. They think he accideufaIIv
stumbled into the river; where, they have no idea
Theodore b. Moore, partner of Mr. Reilly said ves.
terday that he doubtless lett comfortable anonnt -
money behind, probably 500, 000 a. he had bean in
receipt of good income frs m his business "
He was formerly clerk for Culver e. Washiogtop
Custom HOnse brokers, and succe edcd to a farcs
part OF the business OF the firm when IL disaolveS
Mr.. Reilly was Catholic and will probably be burisd
Ia Calvary Cemetery. lie had only distant relatives
in this country, atho ugh native Of this ct; One AZ
his. cousins Mr.. Reade, OF NJ. SO North Mooresf
will see that the body receives proper burial in
which course he will be assisted by Mr. Washn vtoa
The body was removed yesterday from the Morgue
tv an un Iertakers
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THE GovERyMKNT BOND POLICY.


THE REPORT or A CHANGE SPREAD IN WALL STREET
"A DENIAL FROM WASHINGTON
1t was reported Wall street yesterday that tho policy
Treasury regard to the purchase Of bonds for
the sinking and the payment OF Interest for the bal
ance of the year about to be radically changed
The anticipation OF interest to be without rebate,
and 1t was said that pressure that had been brought
had been sufcient 10 insure tio ac-
ceptance OF all bonds offered Wednesday The cor
rectness of these not established and many
expressed the opinion that the wish fahered ne
thought 1t related, however, that The refusal 10
accept proposals last week due to the ignorance OF
subordinate who in charge during the absence OF
the Secretary at the Presidents country house per-
son present this conference Is said to have
expressed great surprise when he informed that all
proposals had been rejected.
An officer OF Institution supposed to he lrgely In
terested in Government bonds remarked :" do not
out corresponding advantage. he Government
offered 10 receive proposals the sale or bonds but has
been cheapening the price ever since. The holders
would like to know the price at which the Treasury will
to lower prices simply for its convenience. do not
think the offerings will be large this week and there Is
evidence that the Treasury policy will be changed
large dealer In Government bonds said that the ru-
mors were entirely speculative and that while ne was
In favor OF reducing the surplus In all legitimate ways
he not in sympathy with the evident attempt to
force Treasury purchases.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ~ tSpcciaD.-" There is not the
slightest foundation" said Acting Secretary Thompson
TO- night, "for the which reported to be agi
payment OF bonds In the OF paying interests
contemplated You contradict this without the
slightest hesitation"
Applications for the prepayment OF interest on regis
tered bonds were received at the Treasury today
to the amount Of $775000 making the total to date
$02,l 1860
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
EROOkLYN.

The September Grand Jury, sworn In yesterday.
has Eugene ". CHAMPION for foreman.
Tho bonds Of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Com
pany are to be "listed' In the New-fOrk stock tx
change this week This step belle led indicate
that the road has begun to mako money.
Owing to the reduction Of tho appropriation for tho
Equipment Department In the Navy Yard for this
month, fifteen were discharged yesterday one
Of them ives W. C. Nlndermahn one vi inc beIOes VI
the Jeanette expedition
Dr. A. j. f. Behrends, OF the Central Congr gatlonal
Church, returned from his European trip on sunday.
aud has gone 10 his summer home at Shelter Island
lie will not resume his pulpit until october, aud Dr.
George +. Pcntecost Will occupy II until then.
william Hayes, OF No. - state-et., who raised a
cry Of fire" the standard Museum on saturday
night, was sent TO the Pentemlafy FOR sixty days
yesterday. lie SAID he was 50 drunk that nc 'au
not know what he was doing
The Citizens League Executive Committee will hold
n business meeting on Thursday evening In the Ham
nton Building. T. W. Iinnchs ono Of the leading
members. SAYS state Controller Chaplin should b. the
next Mayor. The chief object Of the League which
composed OF both Republicans and Democrats, Is To
nominations Of the best men for public offices
John Bergenthalcr and Adam Rose have been part
ner- I'm the building business I'm what formerly East
Non York for some years. Recently they agreed 10
build n house for Christian Loelier, liquor dealer
The first payment Of 5000 m1lc 10 IIergenthalcr
on Friday, but he did not pay of tho mon nor has no
been seen since Rose fears that his partner has alb
seconded.
Henry Hamilton prominent business man and poll
tlcan, l. seriously Ill at the home Of bis soninlaw,
Dr. X. c. Baker at Bedford and south Eihh-st,,
Last week while driving I'm broadway he thrown
from his buggy and had hi. left leg broken While
clothing and caught cold.
Mrs. Annie Wlthcrs secured warrant yesterday for
tho arrest Of her husband, Arthur conductor on tho
Manhattan Beach Railroad. They have been married
thirteen wears aud have four children. Rlrs Wihers
says that recently she found that her husband
infatuated with Lena Powell, Of McDcugalst., near
Ralphaye The wife Is In destitute condition.
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NEW-YORK CITY,

The last performance OF "Thc Fall Of Babylon" VIII
be given tonight Staten Island, for the bencht Of
John W. Hamilton Rain prevented the sho" ias'
night.
The Aldermen who are charged with making arrange
mcnts for the presen taon Of stand OF coors W the
Fire Department met again yesterday and discussed
Mrs Ceveands declnatiOn and the matter In general
for half hour, without reaching conclusion prob
ably Mayor Hewitt VIII be asked to make the presch
tati0n
About a dozen applications for examination for the
Office of Chief OF the Bureau Of Elections have been
received by Lee Phillips, secretary of the Municipal
Civil Service Board.
Commissioner Newton better yesterday, and
signed papers connected with his department
A. wlttc, boolkeepcr, Of No. ia Lews-st., on
Friday told his wife that he going TO the East
Fourth-st dock to got some fresh air. lie went out
and has not been seen Since
Thirty cans Of oil on a truck In Murray-st. caught
fire and made big blaze for time yesterday.
While Michael Luongi ago twcnty-tw playing
with a piece Of gaspipc at wamsbrldgc yesterday 1t
exploded tearing away part OF his left hand aud arm
How the pipe came to be loaded was not KNOWN
Commissioner Osborn yesterday held for extradltIon
Henry Blggard tho sailor on thu British vessel Mary
Fraser. who charged with assautng the mate Of
the vessel by throwing knife at him.
The local steamboat Inspectors, who held examI-
CATION into the Of the collision between the
steamers Mercedes AID Ro,a August o, came IN the
conclusion yesterday that Captain Bradley Of the Mer
celes to blame and ordered his suspension Tor
thirty days.
The Baptist Reformed Church pastors held theiI
first meetings yesterday after the summer vacations,
The will Of Colonel Charles S. Spencer which was
filed Tor probate yesterday bequeahs all his property
his wife, Celia A. spencer, who IL appointed sole
executrix. II Is daied March IL. teo5
"The Babies Hospital Of the City OF Ncw-Yors,
whose objects provide medical and surgical aid
for and sick children has been incorporated,
The directors Jennie 4. smith. isabelo Is satter'
thwalte Julia q. MoNutt, Sarah j. McNutt and lsa'
bella VI. Banks.
Tho Taxpayers Health Protective Association OF
the Nineteenth and Twcnty-nrst Wards met at No
500 second last night TO consider the complaints
made against the fertilizer factories between Forty
third and Forty-sYth SITS, Erstavc. and the river
The principal complaint was against the factory Of
LaidOn d Co., at East Forty third 81
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REOPENING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
OVER 100000 CHILDREN ENRoLLED-To DEAF
srMMARILY WITH A SCANDAL.

OVER 100000 CHILDREN ENROLLED-TO DEAL
sUMMARILY WITH A SCANDAL
The rain yesterday did not materially lessen the
attendance at the opening OF the public schools Each
Of the 3O5 departments the Battery to WOODLAND
beyond the Harlem River had its doors open and the
hnlways reounded with the tramp of thousands Oh
scholars In the Annexed District the Board VI Edu
cation employs stages that carry the children to the
nearest schoolhouse The first week Of the school
year given the registration Of the pupils ana tho
organization for the winters work superintendent
Jasler said that no reports showing an actual conf
parison Of the pupils with previous years could be
had becn allie 10 the attendance was largo
and moro than hundred thousand ohldren were
enrolled. During the next two mOashs forfy " lily
thousand more will be registered.
A meeting OF the assistant supertntendents was held
In the offices at Grand and Elm sts m The afternoon
The city divided into seven sch0ol districts, ano
an assistant superntend Mt was assigned to each by
Mr. Jasper TO direct and examine the reorganization
OF the schools. They Will report daily to Mr.. Jasper
on the light ventilation of the buildings, and also
the teachers who not present to resume then
duties. In KIng-st the new Grammar School No. ..
Of which J. T.. Whitehead Is principal, assembled for
the first time The school is four-story structure
Of brick, with stone trimmings.
Mrs Annie L. Smart, the assistant teacher or Cram
mar School No. 81 I'm Northumberland liftcenthst.
against whom charges have been brought, did not
attend the opening Of the school yesterday. Several
OF trustees OF the ward we're present, and Super
Mr. Jasper said that she would have ton Gays IL
which to appear before him to answer tho charges.
The members OF the Board OF Education are much
exercised tho scandal, and all agree that the
only measure possible is prompt action at the meeting
tomorrow With those who are connected with It,
Tho College Of the City Of Ncw-York viii be open
term will begin until next week. Az the Normal
College classes all apportioncd 10 their rooms
college registry SHOWS COS new students and 1877 In
the senior and junior classes.
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READY FOR THE SHARP ARGUMENT

The formal difficulties in the way of proceeding
with the argument before tho General Term In the
CT se of Jacob Sharp cleared awGy yesterday,
when Justice Barrett signed the bill of exceptions
] he bill Of exceptions and case appeal we're filed
With Clerk Sparks. OF the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner They consist OF three printed volumes, con
tanning in all 200 pages. All the evidence on the
ia il given aud the testimony OF such cf the persons
examined as jurors obtained places in he jury
hnsl, selected or, AZ the defence thonght were i'm
properly excluded or accepted.
The whole record will he before tho conrt to-day
and there seems TO be reason to doubt that the
argun ent will proceed without further delay. Dis
trict- Attorney MARITIME said that the prosecution
would be ready. He said that the ar
engagements about tbs arguing OF the case for the
prosecution would be completed In the mornings IL
wa. OF settled TO who should make the argument
The printed bret Tor the prosecution would oe large
as questions OF fact discussed. lie believed
from what Justice Van Brunt had said in court that
the argument would be closed today or tomorrow.
The General Term wall meat this morning. Presiding
Justice Van Brunt and Justice. Brady, Daniel, and
Bartlett will probably hear tie argument
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COURr CALENDARS.

Tuesday. September l3. 1881
SUPREME CouKT-CHAMBgRs- Before PatteIs son. J-Nos
49, 49, A. So 49, ~, 90. los ll9, l26 1884, 1882 lag. lG5
l6b
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TERM-Before Van Brnnt, p. il
Brady. Daniels. Bartlett, J. J.-Pooplo VS. Sharp.
sURhoeATR's CoURT-Before Rollins S-Wtll OF Horatio
F. Averi 10 will Of Jacob Ahles 10 a. m: will Of
Henry J. Blum, 10 = m.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TRRM-Before Dugro, J.-No
dav calendar
CoMMcx PLKAS-sPEcIAL TERM-Before Larrenore c. j.
No day calendar.
CITY CoURT-TRIAI TEEN-PAsT I1Before Hall, 10
Nos l44l 2vlS SOL lS45 1913 1857 1904 $685. oo5 $685.
2lss 2ls9. 2ls0 2l9I. 2le4. 2le5. 2ls7. lbs ,,,,
CITY CoUBT-TRIAL TRRh-PART 1I.-Brfore Nehrbas j.
Nos 2Oey 2ss 1889 1882 l249 l406, 1889 ls40 1884,
1893 1898. 1889. 1905 1908. 1905. 1857. ll6l. 1888
Nos 1884, 1919 1899, 1887 1925 1929 l23 1900 l94s'
1880 2Ol5 2Ol6 20l7, 1919. 1880, 1919. 1890. 1851
COURT or GENERAL sEssoSs-Part L-Befere Judge Cow
Ing and Assistant District Attorney Dlvis-Nos O.
g. o. To- H. H. Pleangs-3, IL TO- IL, H. 10. ~, ~
81 90, 2s "a, rs 20. 81 90. 49, 80. 81. 80 -.,..
COURT GENERAL SRsstoN5-PARr IL Before hecoruer
smyth and Assistant DsrictAttorney Fitzgerad-NoA
2. 3. 4, s. 6, z, =. y. 10. H. IL
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MRS. FORDS CHILDREN NOT on THE srEA uER

The more the case OF MIRA. Mary u. Ford ia investi-
gated the the authorities convinced that tho
woman is either fraud insane. Chief OF Police
Murphy Jersey city, sent acabegram a few DAYS ago TO
Antwerp thinking that the children might have gone
there on tho steamer Belgenland with q woman whose
acquaintance Mrs Ford claimed TO have made on tho
train lie received yesterday that the chill
dren were not on the steamer there any such
woman as Mrs Ford hal described District Attorney
Winfield and Chief Murphy were cl0seted with Mrs Ford
for three hours yesterday. aud questioned her closely
discrepancies In the details pointed out TO her as
well as the fact that several OF her
false. The only statements she made Yesterday
were that she was married seventeen years ago by
Father Mahonsy In San Francisco Her child
Mary T. Ford born in 1881 and in Father
Mahoney,s church. She was not present, but William
hates and Miss Spencer took the baby TO the church
and acted godfather and god mother Bates and Miss
Spencer were sfterward married. Chief Murphy has
teegraphed to Chief Crowley, OF San Francisco to in
vesgate these statements In tho meantime Mrs Ford
detained az witness PointdeIter the coored porter
admitted TO bail yesterday evening In the sum OF
$1,000 to appear on Friday when the will probably
be disposed OF.
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TRIED TO KILL HIS MOTHER AND HIMSELF
At the OF eighteen, Frederick Koch tried to kill his
mother and himself in their homo at No 323 Lighth-st
oil Sunday night Drunkenness was the Of the
trouble FIedericks father who a drunkard. died
several years ago. His mother Had 10 work hard at
washing and scrubbing 10 support the family and Frod
eick sent the United States training ship Mime
sofa The boy released from the vessel few months
ago and secured employment a porter In West
feminist bookblndery. His ondness for liquor led him
10 throw work few days ago and spend what little
money he had saved for rum
On Sunday night he went home drunk and quarrel
His mother and sister began 10 scOld him and lie
became furious. Selling PR OF scissors he attacked
his mother and tried 10 stab her. but his blows fell short
as she lodged him. Suddenly lie began to stab himself
In the side ils sister and mother cansht hold OF him
and dsarped him after sharp struggle. Tho wound in
his side proved serious and the police him Belle
vue Hospital under arrest.
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GREAT TING EXCITEMENT IN POLICE COURT

Eli Fan,on, age forty-four arrived in the city from
Lee Centre, Oneida County, n. Y, on Sunday. At
the Grand Central Station he arrested for irtoIi
catiou and managed to create considerable excite
ment IN the YorKville Police Court yesterday. While
seated in the prisoners. pen in the courtroom, he
arose suddenly and lowering his head ran full TIT
against the railing cutting gash in his scalp rom
which tho blood flowed freely. lie was found to be
violently insane aud Justice OReilly committed him
to the care of the Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction Two officers started down stairs with the
prisoner. He broke away from them and threw him.
self violently down about q dozen steps. He was
picked up not much the worse tor his tumble, but
managed to threw himself down three or four more
steps dragging Officer Tooker OF the Court Squad,
WITH ham, before he was lodged In the jail lie was
removed to Bellevue soon as an am bu anee could
be obtained lie was we'll dressed and mad about $lo
In, hian ckefa
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TO RECEIVE THE REMAINS OF GENERAL Kill
PATRICK.

meeting of the old army officers and other friends OF
General Judson Fitzpatrick held at the Hotel Bruins
last evening to make arrangements for the recep
ton OF his body which Is now its way here from Val
paradise. Major william r. Mattison. officer In Cen
eral Kipatrcks regiment, called the meeting 70 ORDER
and stated its object. Major X Pangborn OF IheJsey
Cy Journal. chosen chairman and Major Mattlson
secretary Major Pangborn was instructed 10 write 70
the State Department learn whether the resolution
passed by Congress at the time OF General kpatricks
death, approprating money to pay for removing MS
body TO th. country and making arrangements for its
reception here Is still in force and II SO what action VIII
he taken by the Government. W. Gibbs OF me Jersey
City Argus was appointed to coufer with President
Potts OF the New York and Susquehonns Railroad In re-
gard obtaining excursion rates for those desiring 10
accompany the body TO Deckertown, NJ j., where the
burial Is 10 take place.
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ON TURF AND DIAMOND.
sHEEPsHEAD BAY RACES TO-DAY.
GOOD RACING TO DE EXPECTED. BUT ON MUDDY

TRACK
The chief subject Of conversation among racing nl
men yesterday was Mr.. Lawrence's allot
soeot OF weighs for the Great Eastern
Handicap Mr.. Lawrence is Handicapped OF brilliant
ability and Judgment and his Weighing In great
Asndcaps always studied with the keenest interest
Many turfnen were a little surprised to see him give a
lower weight to Sir Dixon than TO Emperor OF Norfolk
after splendid victory OF the Morris colt In the Flat
oush Stakes Mr. Lawrence formed high an opinion
Emperor his with 1s2 pounds In the Au
ranks him in this handicap above sir
and head OF all the twoyearolds 1t cannot
considered that Sir Dixon treated harshy sf'e ga"
urd Us Benedicne either. But the owners -
fssceand a.d Ffzjames may think their horses ousne
got in about three pounds less MI. iw,e ,
estimates Figaro higher than most racing men ~, w.,
him equality with Daniclla IN inc SAINT S -, 49,.
t is likely that DanieIla is much the better U, we wv
and 1t viii not De SURPRISING II WI, ~ Tho
md imuroyng alIy should be the representative VI ~
Uarpn stable in the Great Eastern Geraldine treated
generously with only 10 pounds after her
,Ic.ory the other day with 49, but she 10 anche '"
One day she runs like the wind on ano'her Ike u"
., Mr. Withers's Cadence and Chamois fllies are In
veil and (. they start probably be prominent In the
cunning And yet Dixon at lo2 after Saturday per-
Torrance, looks like the pick OF the handicap
IL ociily announced that the racing today VIII take
nsee rain or shine. The will DO muddy FOR the
arst tim, at this meeting, but 80 many good horses WI"
run that excellent sport is assured
Exile shoult wit the brs5 race, Favos second
The second race should TO Ballstou, with Leo H.
second.
L1ggard ought to be able TO defeat Kingston In inc
sheepshead Stakes win the as Kingston Is DOT
GOOD n mud And yet ought u nave the finish
70 themselves, they far outcass the Others except
Belvidere, and he will probably not run Even IL nc
should run both Laggad and Kingston viii PROBABLY peat
him
t,urps likes mud and Kalooah has much weight in
the fourth race Eurus win, Ten Strike second
In the Racing Stakes Cyclops will make stubborn
fight with Joe Cotton, but Joe Cotton should WIN win
Cyclops second.
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